Better IELTS Adjectives for Higher Speaking Scores🔥 #shorts

The video encourages learners to improve their vocabulary for IELTS by avoiding common adjectives like 'nice' and 'good'. Instead, it suggests using more specific and interesting adjectives such as 'rad', 'fabulous', and 'scrumptious', providing examples and meanings for each. Viewers are encouraged to use these adjectives in comments.

Why does the speaker suggest avoiding the use of 'nice' and 'good'?

• They are too difficult to understand.

• They are too specific.

• They are too formal.

• They are too common and boring.

What does the adjective 'rad' mean according to the speaker?

• Very cool

• Very boring

• Very small

• Very old

Which adjective does the speaker use to describe a best friend?

• Fabulous

• Rad

• Scrumptious

• Nice

What does 'scrumptious' mean as per the speaker's explanation?

• Very expensive

• Very bland

• Very delicious

• Very spicy

What does the speaker encourage viewers to do with the new adjectives?

• Use them in comments

• Ignore them

• Write them down

• Translate them